AOD 9604 Fat Metabolism describes the targeted influence of the AOD 9604 peptide fragment on the process of lipolysis, the breakdown of stored adipose tissue for energy mobilization. This compound is specifically engineered to enhance the body’s capacity to utilize stored fat without significantly impacting overall systemic growth hormone levels or blood glucose homeostasis. Clinically, we evaluate its effect on localized adipocyte activity.
Origin
This term originates from biotechnological research focused on isolating the growth hormone (GH) sequence responsible for its lipolytic effects, distinct from its anabolic properties. The designation 9604 refers to the specific amino acid sequence derived from the C-terminus of the human growth hormone molecule. It represents a focused application of endocrinology to metabolic management.
Mechanism
AOD 9604 operates by selectively binding to receptors on adipocytes, initiating a signaling cascade that activates hormone-sensitive lipase within the fat cell. This action promotes the hydrolysis of triglycerides into free fatty acids and glycerol, which are then released into the bloodstream for oxidation. The process bypasses the typical feedback loops associated with full-length GH administration. It directly signals the fat cell to release its stored energy substrate.
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